How far in the progressive tank does a school have to be before even professors start taking notice? At Brandeis, that point came somewhere between the time that administrators admonished students for not applauding transgenderism enthusiastically enough, and the time a professor was disciplined for encouraging students to make up their own minds about political issues.

Complaining about discrimination against white students, they say, is by definition an act of “white supremacy.” It isn’t, really, but the group that has them in such an apoplectic state is, by definition, engaging in an act of parody.

This has turned out to be a great strategy for catching university administrators attempting to circumvent the law of the land. It’s practically entrapment, so fervent is their desire to prevent guns from entering campus legally.

Ironically, he actually expressed concerns about “First Amendment” issues while chastising legislators for urging Mizzou to fire a professor who is herself, by her continued employment at the school, a “First Amendment issue.”

This could really take the wind out of the sails of campus carry opponents. No matter how drunk or depressed they may be, college students would have an awfully difficult time offing anybody with a stun gun.

He maintains his innocence, though, declaring that he is not actually an ISIS supporter, merely someone with no taste who hates America and thinks murdering civilians for political purposes is the bee’s knees.

And this at one of the two universities where administrators actually refused to shred a copy of the Constitution upon request. Imagine what it must be like at a place like Vassar or Oberlin for a conservative student. Oh wait, first you have to imagine a conservative student at Vassar or Oberlin.

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